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Voter Fraud Concerns February 12

5th Circuit upholds Texas' ban on paid ballot harvesting, overturning lower court

A Texas ballot harvesting law was upheld by a federal appeals court after the 5th Circuit reversed a lower court ruling that blocked the 2021 election measure.

VIDEO February 12

Former WWE wrestler pleads not guilty to embezzlement

Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie reports on how former WWE wrestler Ted DiBiase Jr. is allegedly involved in Mississippi's welfare scandal on 'America's Newsroom.'

Mark Kelly February 12

Federal judge blocks Pentagon from demoting Mark Kelly over controversial military video

A federal judge blocked the Pentagon from punishing Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., over a controversial video, ruling his First Amendment rights were violated.

Immigration February 12

Federal judge upholds temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants

A federal judge upheld temporary protected status for Haitian immigrants in the United States and quoted death threats she's received, during a Thursday hearing.

Justice Department February 12

DOJ solicits examples of ‘judicial activism’ from prosecutors as it weighs impeachment referrals

Department of Justice spokesperson confirms soliciting examples of "judicial activism from rogue judges" to assist Congress with constitutional oversight authority.

Trade February 12

US tariff revenue up 300% under Trump as Supreme Court battle looms

Tariff revenue surges 300% under Trump administration, but Supreme Court battle could reshape trade policy. Federal coffers see $124 billion windfall.

Law February 12

DEI, climate agenda advanced through progressive-backed lawsuits, new report claims

New report reveals how progressive activists allegedly use strategic lawsuits to force corporate America into "woke" policies on climate and DEI issues.

Opinion February 12

MIKE DAVIS: Red-state senators must pick up the pace to get Trump judges confirmed

Republican senators face pressure to accelerate Trump judicial nominees as midterms approach, with nearly two dozen district court vacancies in red states.

Culture Trends February 12

Hawley demands congressional oversight of abortion pill after FDA fails to complete promised safety study

Sen. Josh Hawley calls for Congress to crack down on abortion pill mifepristone, citing rising emergency room rates and mounting safety concerns from studies.

Crime February 11

Federal judge releases four illegal immigrants convicted of murder, sex crimes from ICE Custody

Federal judge releases four convicted illegal immigrants including those guilty of murder and child sex crimes, sparking Trump administration outrage.

Gavin Newsom February 11

Gavin Newsom's wife scolds reporters at Planned Parenthood funding bill signing ceremony

The wife of Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom lashed out at reporters for not asking questions about the Planned Parenthood funding bill he signed into law.